Mari0 (UNOFFICIAL) (mari0)
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- mari0
License
- MIT
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- 4 March 2019 - latest/stable
- 20 August 2023 - latest/edge
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Mario + Portal platformer
Two genre defining games from completely different eras: Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. and Valve's Portal. These two games managed to give Platformers and First-Person Puzzle Games a solid place in the video game world. But what if Nintendo teamed up with Valve and recreated the famous Mario game with Portal gun mechanics?
A complete from scratch recreation of Super Mario Bros. with a focus on perfectly imitating the feel the 1985 classic gave us. Then give Mario a portal gun, add puzzle game mechanics from Portal and there you go. And if that wasn't crazy enough, play 4-player coop, with everyone having their own Portal gun!
## Features ##
- Complete recreation of SMB
- Elements from Portal
- Portal gun that shoots portals
- 4-player simultaneous coop
- Level Editor that was used to create the levels in the game
- 33 different hats
- Downloadable Mappacks
- Game modifiers for extra fun
NOTE: This is NOT an official Mari0 distribution, refer [the snap's issue tracker](https://github.com/Lin-Buo-Ren/mari0-snap/issues) for support.
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